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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
9
A vintage health ad blames uric acid from excess meat for weakness, backache, headaches and nervousness. It promotes Dom's Kidney Pills and cites a testimonial from Mrs M Lappin at 517 East Commercial Avenue and a Dean's Kidney Pills user claiming kidney relief and satisfaction.
Banking house records show furniture and assets totaling 1 034,820.67 with 226,087.22 in other values and 7 992.86 as a miscellaneous entry. The figures reflect balance amounts and itemized totals for the institution.
Leo Cronenberghs aged 17 and Ed Win Koch aged 16, reportedly from Missoula, were arrested by Sheriff Beal on information charging them with taking a car owned by Cronenberghs’ father. The touring car was found in the Main Street garage. the boys admitted storing it for the night and planning a country tour. A wallet search showed Cronenberghs with $24.36 and Koch with 16 cents. An officer was to escort them back from Anaconda. Cronenberghs is the son of a local garage man and Koch the son of a commercial school teacher.
Notice filed by Florent Thibodeau administrator for the estate of Deschene requests sale of real estate after court order. Deer Lodge County Montana district court sets date for hearing on April 14 at 8:30 a.m. to show cause why sale should not be granted. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Anaconda Standard. Administrator George B. Winsto signs. Also notice to creditors for Frederick B. Smith estate with claims due in Deer Lodge County Anaconda Montana. Administrator seeks proper publication and details of claims.
Michael Connors holdover Democrat from the sixth ward won the council vote on the mayoral tie breaking ballot as Republicans held seven seats to five. Alderman Kell and Christie voiced economy aims while Mayor McCavitt announced standing committees including Ways and Means, Finance, Light and Water, Judiciary, Police, Street and Alley, Trial, Sewer, Public Health, Library, City Hall, Playgrounds, Fire Department, with reappointments for city officers and boards.
Emerson sisters of Anaconda lead entries in the fancy diving and swimming events to be held May 13 at Gregson printing carnival. Prizes include a tailored suit from Weinberg or Murphy Lofty, plus cash awards. Other entrants include Myrtle Dorhocter and Le Verne Johnston of Anaconda and Beatrice Treetly and Katherine McDonald of Butte. A queen will be chosen, with additional entries from Anaconda and Butte. A live models fashion show tops the program with 19 to 20 models displaying garments from local stores.
Sanitary officer Dennis Shovlin says inspection of Anaconda's residential district begins today under city cleanliness ordinances. He may order yards and premises cleaned and tax the cost to owners. All rubbish that could harbor germs must be removed and houses, yards, and basements kept in first class condition before inspection.
Numerous residents and visitors travel to and from Anaconda. Names include Joe Gateline, Mr and Mrs Paul Gorman, Philip Newman, G Lathan, Mr and Mrs Grima, John Carrasco, George Schimmel, Kate Curley, Butee, Coy’s Harness, Los Angeles trip, Antone Spar, Frank Pendleton, Dominick Antonio, John Noble, W D Wagner, and Helen Brennan. Local car trips, home moves, funerals, brief visits, and business days are noted.
Impresiones of theater listings and social notices from Anaconda, Montana. Names include Neal Martin, Sheridan club, Modern Woodmen, barbers' union, Carpenters hall events, travel mentions to Butte and Salt Lake City, and local society meetings. Also includes local commerce ads, hardware store bargains, farm supplies, and church society plans.
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